Awning window with full wood window frame from the 1980's

A contractor from Hawaii says:
This is on a home that needs an expert's opinion on whether this hardware can be salvaged or if the windows need to be replaced.
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Tom from SWISCO responded:

Please see our 39-348 operator and 36-078 shoe studs. I think these parts may be just what you were looking for, but see what you think.

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